Time for some Spring Cleaning

At the time I was working on another node (stay tuned), I was stumped. I couldn’t get it working. In a fit of desperation I considered wiping the cache in case that was the issue.

So instead of looking at the drop down menu, I went to the script editor and pulled up the Nuke API and got to coding. Compared to other project, this was a pretty simple concept to bash out. So I decided to add another aspect.

While working on my current project, the read files kept getting “lost”. Basically the server I was working off of dropped connection for a bit. I have a fair few read nodes and was getting a bit aggravated having to go to each read node to reload them.

To combat this I made a node that would execute the reload button on each read node. Therefore, reloads all the read nodes in one click instead of how ever many read nodes I have in the script. I just didn’t see the point in making this a separate node so duck taped it to the Spring Cleaning Node.